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prelude
noun as in beginning of event
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But she was fearful this offence could have been a prelude to something much more serious.
Some analysts pointed out that the killing was a likely prelude to talks in which Russia and Ukraine will each desperately seek to avoid negotiating from a position of perceived weakness.
Workers feared that it was a prelude to a future in which AI displaced jobs throughout Hollywood.
Israeli troops have continued clearing northern Gaza of inhabitants, calling for mass evacuations that many rights groups contend are a prelude to Israel’s occupation of parts of the enclave.
That was a prelude to last week’s vote by council leaders - by a margin of 18 to 14 - to walk away from negotiations.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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